Tigers fall to West Union in sectional round
West Union defeated the Tigers 3 to 2 in the sectional tournament. West Union led with two runs in the second inning, added another on a run producer, while the Tigers answered with two tallies in the fifth and sixth. Weston started for the Bombers, relieved by Klinger in the fourth. Kittelson pitched for the Tigers. West Union had 6 hits and 3 errors, the Tigers 4 hits and 3 errors.
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C-E Tigers
West Union
Bombers
Tigers
Thei
Weston
Klinger
Kittelson
Freshmen Study Travel Methods In History Class
Freshmen study transportation history and types including automobile train and ship. Home economics students work on how grown up are you algebra class is being studied.
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Europe
Don Quxiote
Soph
Ags
Lansing Plant
United States
James
Lansing
Mother's Day Dinners Highlight Elgin Family Gatherings
Ida Grether hosted the Leo Grether family for Mother's Day. Dinners and visits span from Duluth relatives to Arlington residents, with Kathy and Mark Vanderbeck at Krueger home and Connie Christ turning three. Attendees include Martin Minihan, Ed Wenger, Orlin Mason, Myron Hoag, Jacob Schneider, Orlando Loftsgard and more, tying into the 4th district Legion and Auxiliary conference in Oelwein on May 5.
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Ed Wenger
Martin Minihan
Orlin Mason
Wm. E. Baumgartner
Oelwein
Ole Reierson
Cecil Abel
Vickie Wright
Melvin Vick
Decorah
Estella Feller
Cedar Rapids
Jack Murray
Navy
Chicago
University of Illinois
No. Long Ave
Kev
E. G. Steinman
Rochester
Minn
Bobby Medberry
Leo Schori
Janice
Thos
E. Howard
Walter‘Kohls
Inez Shaffer
Reynold Shaffer
Lamont
Fay Klingman
Orange
Calif
Louis Klingman
DeVere Halverson
Richard Erickson
Wadena
Ruth Loftsgard
Sharon
Lloyd Loftsgard
Harold
Jacob Schneider
Patty
Fred
Raymond Loftsgard
Monona
Ida Grether
Leo Grether
Lloyd Swartley
Duluth
Otto Krueger
George Vaughn
John’ Falk
Maryville
Lena Retz
Arlington
Reuben Hackmann
Carl Hackmann
H. S. Wright
West Union
Ern Holzer
C. O. Christ
Births: Billie Scott and John Mark born May 7
A son Billie Scott was born to Mr and Mrs James Christ of Kanawha on Saturday May 7 at a Belmond hospital weighing 8 pounds 3 1 2 ounces. A son John Mark was born to Mr and Mrs Glen Medberry at Postville hospital on Saturday May 7.
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Billie Scott
James Christ
Kanawha
Belmond Hospital
Glen Medberry
John Mark
Postville Hospital
WSCS Officers Elected for 1955 56 at May Meeting
WSCS elected officers for the 1955 56 year at the May meeting on Thursday May 5. Newly chosen are president Mrs C B Schori vice president Mrs Charles Gehring secretary Mrs R P Strauch treasurer Mrs Lawrence Knudtson secretary of promotion Mrs Robert Falk secretary of missionary education Mrs E G Steinman secret of social relations Mrs Lyle Light secretary of youth work Mrs Leo Grether secretary of children's work Mrs L L Kiple secretary of spiritual life Mrs Martin Wenger secretary of lit and publications Mrs H H Wolf secretary of supply work Mrs W J Grove and status of women Mrs John Tillotson Circle names were drawn as follows Circle 1 Mrs H H Wolf and Mrs R
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WSCS
C. B. Schori
Charles Gehring
R. P. Strauch
Lawrence Knudtson
Treas
Robert Falk
E. G. Steinman
Lyle Light
Robi. D. Wilson
Circle 2 Social Club Members List From Local Notice
A long list of names appears under Circle 2 in a local notice, including Mrs Kohler Blake Kuster Benson Berg Gerling Knudtson Thoma Dummermuth Grether Wenger Follett Howard DeSart Kiple Schmid Howard Mulford and Miss Adetla Chapman along with several others. The fragmentary text assigns membership to a community circle with numerous women and men named.
Castalia Farmer Hurt in Barn Fire Near Castalia
Walter Brandt, a Castalia area farmer, suffered facial and hand burns when a barn fire broke out Saturday destroying 500 bushels of oats 400 bales of straw and hay. Fire crews from Castalia and Ossian battled the flames which also consumed a hag house and a silo. faulty wiring is suspected. Brandt was injured while moving a tractor away from the burning barn.
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Walter Brandt
Castalia
Ossian
Brandt
Do's and Don'ts Appeal From A Mother's Letter
A mother laments the overbearing list of do's and don'ts children hear daily. She argues many rules go unenforced and become background noise. Examples include prohibitions on feet on chairs swinging on doors and loud commands that failing to enforce makes them meaningless.
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Bob
Too Many Do's and Don'ts Harm Child Learning
Psychologists warn that constant orders and nagging create negative conditioning. Children ignore repeated scolding unless a punishment follows. Mothers may issue many commands to vent frustration, weakening parental control and damaging the relationship. A quiet voice and necessary commands yield better results.
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Walker
Wisconsin Dells
Lower Dells
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Dells
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Pikes Peak
McGregor
Far East
Latin and
South America
Runyon Jones
Dick Whittington
Elgin
Goodyear
Don’s
Elgin, Iowa
Strauch
Charies Gehring
R. A. Crider
Rex Mulford
RL. Grimes
Merle Clark
Robert Kohler
Albert Schori
John, Tillotson
Donald Gilson
Clifton Powell
Harry Gilson
Nicholi Martie
W. J. Grove
Martin Wenger
G. J. Mosby
Bert Thoman
Norris Capper
Leo Schor
Thomas E. Howard
Ray DeSart
L. L. Kiple
Julu Schmid
Archie Howard
C. J. Mulford
Miss Adetla
Chapman
Best Buy
Taye
Muehlethaler Funeral Home
Eigit
Iowa
Lowe Brothers
UCC UD Udii
O'Neill Drug
Chryslers
Chrysler
Les Chrysler
America
National Safety
Torkelson Motor CO
Center Street
Great Ure
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